Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-15
NO LIGHT
The Cooke County officials Uatiring
in Thair Efforts 10 Unrav8i the
MysterY--N0 Claw Obtained,
Miss watkins Death Only 2 Question
OF Tlme-Fha Theory has CniOrC-
form was Used without Proof.
Miss Bostick saw no One and KeTls mbers
cJothiuE-A Bloody Towel Found.
Captain Boatick on the Scene.
snccla. 70 the Eazstle.

/ Succia. 70 the Gazette.
GAINESVILLE, Ten, July I3-Tht
( dreadful tragedy Of yesterday morning j.
Sill the all-ayslr5ing theme Of converse
/ ton II oil circles here, but as yet III;
cloud OF mystery cnyelOping the whole
AFFAIR mas rot lifted al oil, and The Cllcer.
ere now just where they s.sr.eG "a taeu
Efforts 10 ferret out the guilty. The
GsCeavilIe blOCdhGunis we're turned loose
&rCuGd tho RGstiCk house last night, but
ewing 20 The GOODNESS Of the trsj. and the
great number CT people that had walked
in 81 parts e The yaTt, failed tC take the
scent. They we're carried home this
morning. i hl ody towel was found this
morning in me northwestern part
trail ,skeu by the Fer Worth
dogs yesterday morning; but,
although Inc IilicGTs nave used their
utmost enGeayCTs, they have not been
able ID develop any c.eW from this dis
CCvc-y. The authorities seem 70 b. III
terly al sea, and although they have done
81! J32t men could 90, their Efforts have
net with ngUght bul d.s2pCCiu .maGt up
20 the present zine. There ere thou
saHo ana l-ie runners aH3A1 ~ --e s.lec''
but when traced up, they end in nothing
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nave Deeu " ~ As@-s IeIaAe- = ) ~
and they are sliI Ig50ring with Nigh,
2Et main TO bring the guilty 70 justice.
Captain EoS,iCk arrived at home this
M'.-tDS' HtF-u3 IrSFeLe" al 1ls ""J
rom roiI sill IhalaA L7t-l.oEF, HLerS
Lie a-sia,C3 Ee2eAed n--l' 10 !IsH.-eJ-"' q
distance q 42cu. ITO miles, rom j"
= St'l@ te7-sIlay Git-FLooG t.i4 uIy Dts"h
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stated yesleroay, no rape was committed,
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failed OF its accomplishment. II no chic
roform was given, then the motivefo for the
hemous crime still remains an unsolved
problem.
GAINESVILLE REGISTER, JULY IA.
Nine arrests were made during the
afternoon OF persons who for some rea-
son, or 10 reason, were supposed to be
with tle tragedy. Inc 1rst ar
rest was that OF large negro, who, from
his gigantic mold, was thought to be mas
ter of the feet which made such enormous
tracks in the B6stick's garden. But q
brief examination served to eXPel the sus-
picion which rested upon him and he was